Problems calling a procedure

Hello to all,
I'm having some problens calling a procedure because i'm omiting the Schema value on porpuse.
this procedure will be executed on several databases, so I do not whant do force the schema and want to let the CONTEXT do it's work ... :-(
on the Target I've chose the Oracle technology and have a simple invocation line code:
begin
hospital1.pkg_test.test_proc('20080901','20080930',1);
end;
but he is giving me following error message:
java.lang.Exception: Internal error: object ConnectConnection
ColConnectId:null
ColContextCode:HOSPITAL1
ColConName:null
ColIndCommit:null
ColIsolLevel:null
ColLschemaName:null <<<<<<<<<<<<<< NULL ??? should not the CONTEXT inicialize this variable?
ColPlanComp:null
ColTechIntName:ORACLE
DefConnectId:null
DefContextCode:HOSPITAL1
DefConName:null
DefIndCommit:null
DefIsolLevel:null
DefLschemaName:null
DefPlanComp:null
DefTechIntName:ORACLE
ExeChannel:J
IndErr:0
IndLogMethod:null
IndLogNb:null
LogLevDet:3
Nno:1
OrdTrt:0
ScenTaskNo:1
SessNo:1361020
TaskName1:Procedure
TaskName2:Extract por package com parametros
TaskName3:extract_local
TaskType:S
The context HOSPITAL1 has a correct logical and physical information ...
As a workarround, can I call the procedure on a command line or in a interface?
Thanks,
Pedro

Hi,
please simply call the procedure which you created on the schema through the ODI procedure .
AS you told that you have to call this procedure on different schema then In order to do so you had to create different data server in topology managaer & their GLOBAL context & different schemas name .
While exectuing the procedure in ODI please select Schemas or data server on which you wnat to execute.
please create no of commands for different dataserver.
for example ;;;
BEGIN
PROC_PARTSGROUPLANG();
PROC_PARTSLANG();
END;
PROC_PARTSGROUPLANG() & PROC_PARTSLANG(); are tro procedures which i had called in the ODI.
I think you are passing HOSPITAL1 as connection name or user name . So please dont pass it & simply call the procedure.
for eg
BEGIN
Pkg_test.Proc1('1','neeraj')
END;
Thanks
Neeraj
Edited by: neeraj_singh on Nov 24, 2008 10:38 PM

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WF_ENGINE_UTIL.Function_Call is the lowest level procedure executed by the engine before it executes the procedure associated with the function activity. I am not sure if this procedure would throw ORA 1403 since this does not have a query or a collection.
Please note that ORA 1403 could occur from a SQL query or a collection.
Looking at your code, p_resultado :=1;
The function activity should return a resultout that the workflow engine understands. The valid results from the function activities as per the workflow guide are,
wf_engine.eng_completed - 'COMPLETE'; -- Normal completion
wf_engine.eng_active - 'ACTIVE'; -- Activity running
wf_engine.eng_waiting - 'WAITING'; -- Activity waiting to run
wf_engine.eng_notified - 'NOTIFIED'; -- Notification open
wf_engine.eng_suspended - 'SUSPEND'; -- Activity suspended
wf_engine.eng_deferred - 'DEFERRED'; -- Activity deferred
wf_engine.eng_error - 'ERROR'; -- Completed with error
You would normally use COMPLETE or ERRORED within your activity. Please change your code to use a valid resultout and try again.
Hope this helps.
Thanks

Db Adapter: problems by calling a procedure with type as parameter

Hi,
We using a db adapter in a bpel process.
In that dapter we call a procedure with types as in and out parameter
package.procedure(p_in IN in_t, p_rsult OUT result_t).
When we calling the procedure, we don't call the procedure directly.
We call that procedure in a schema who have the execute rigths for the package and the types.
When we run the process we get the error message
unable to convert the xsd element p_in whose user defined type is in_t
cause: java.sql.SQLException: ora-01436 connect by loop in user data
I am not shore if I draw the right conclusions.
Is it rigth that bpel have a problem by using types as parameter when using two schematas? Isn't it a bug.
For every help I was thankful.
Thanks in advanced.
Michael

Hi,
thanks for the hint. I have implemented a wrapper package and it's working well.
Only one crux. The parameter of the called procedure are data types and not simple types.
CREATE OR REPLACE TYPE pesa_db_return_t AS OBJECT
(SUCCESS_MSG varchar2(255)
,FAULT_SQLCODE varchar2(255)
,FAULT_SQLMSG varchar2(255)
Wrapper package...
IS
PROCEDURE prc_writeReOinDB (p_AuftragRechnungOnline IN pesa_data.pesa_tivu_reo_t
,p_result OUT pesa_data.pesa_db_return_t)
IS
BEGIN
pkg_pesa_reo.prc_writeReOinDB (p_AuftragRechnungOnline => p_AuftragRechnungOnline
,p_result => p_result
END prc_writeReOinDB;
END pkg_pesa_wrapper;
So I have to declare the parameter with the schema user in front of.
Now, we have deployed thes sources on a second enviroment and get following error:
<2008-04-22 15:01:25,749> <ERROR> <eweber.collaxa.cube.engine.dispatch> <BaseScheduledWorker::process> Failed to handle dispatch message ... exception ORABPEL-05002
Message handle error.
An exception occurred while attempting to process the message "com.collaxa.cube.engine.dispatch.message.instance.CallbackDeliveryMessage"; the exception is: Type class not found.
Cannot find class for type "org.apache.xerces.dom.ElementNSImpl". Please check that the class is located in the classpath.
You have a hint for me what I have to do?
Thanks in advanced,
Michael

Problem to call a procedure in Oracle

Hi,
I create a simple Oracle procedure like following
CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE util_session_insertion (in_user_id IN NUMBER, in_note IN VARCHAR2, v_next_id OUT NUMBER)
IS
BEGIN
-- get next id
SELECT session_id_seq.nextval INTO v_next_id FROM dual;
-- insert into session table
INSERT INTO sessions (session_id, user_id, notes, source_agency_id) VALUES (v_next_id, in_user_id, in_note);
commit;
EXCEPTION WHEN OTHERS THEN
rollback;
END;
and I try to call the procedure as follows
cstmt = conn.prepareCall("{call util_session_insertion(?, ?, ?)}");
cstmt.setInt(1, Integer.parseInt(request.getParameter("user_id")));
cstmt.setString(2, request.getParameter("notes"));
cstmt.registerOutParameter(3, java.sql.Types.INTEGER);
cstmt.execute();
v_session_id = cstmt.getInt(1);
The record is inserted, but I always get the error message
java.sql.SQLException: Invalid column index
How to I fix this problem?
Thanks,
Grace

cstmt.registerOutParameter( 3, java.sql.Types.INTEGER);
cstmt.execute();
v_session_id = cstmt.getInt( 1,);
The record is inserted, but I always get the error
message
java.sql.SQLException: Invalid column index
How to I fix this problem?The error message tells you exactly what is wrong.

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